Cougar Baseball Signs Seven

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PROVO, Utah - BYU baseball head coach Mike Littlewood announced the signing of seven student-athletes to letters of intent on Wednesday.

The signees hail from Arizona, Arkansas, California, Utah and Washington.

"This is a relatively small signing class for us, but each one of these guys will have a chance to contribute right away," Littlewood said.
 

Colton Easton

Colton Easton
C / 5-10 / 180 
Highland, Utah / College of Southern Idaho

Easton will return to the Cougars after gaining valuable experience at the College of Southern Idaho. Easton was a backup catcher at BYU in 2019.

Coach Littlewood: “Colton has tremendous leadership skills and competes his tail off. He's exactly what we're looking for at the catching position.”
 

Cole Gambill

Cole Gambill
OF / 6-2 / 190
Highland, Utah / SLCC

As a freshman last year at Salt Lake Community College, Gambill hit .322 with 16 doubles, four triples and six home runs, leading the team with 47 RBI. He was named All-SWAC First Team and an Expedition League All-Star.

Coach Littlewood: “Cole has the potential to be a five-tool prospect. I believe he will make an Immediate impact for us both in the outfield and as a middle-of-the-order type hitter."
 

Gavin Glasgow

Gavin Glasgow
INF / 6-0 / 195
Little Rock, Ark. / Joe T. Robinson HS

Glasgow helped the Senators to a conference championship and was named to the Perfect Game 17U World Series All-Tourney Team this summer.

Coach Littlewood: “We have watched Gavin play for many years and he continues to get better and better. He's a strong kid that can really hit. He will eventually be a middle-of-the-order bat and play one of the infield corners.”
 

Trystan Plunkett

Trystan Plunkett
RHP/OF / 6-2 / 175 
Tacoma, Wash. / Centralia College

An All-League First Team and News Tribune 2019 All-Area Second Team selection out of Todd Beamer High School, Plunkett will play a year at Centralia College before joining the Cougars. 

Coach Littlewood: “Coach Haring and I saw Trystan pitch this summer and were both very excited about his upside. He's very athletic and his arm really works. He'll gain valuable experience at Centralia College and should be ready to step in and contribute next season.”
 

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Luke Sterner
RHP / 6-2 / 200
Laguna Niguel, Calif. / Dana Hills HS

A South Coast League honorable mention, Sterner is the brother of current Cougar pitchers Justin and Jack Sterner.

Coach Littlewood: “Luke has great stuff and pounds the zone. He's played his high school years at a very high level in the BPA organization out of Southern California.”  
 

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Cooper Vest
LHP/OF / 6-3 / 204 
St. George, Utah / Dixie HS

Vest is the No. 1-ranked outfielder in Utah and the No. 5-ranked player overall in the state by Perfect Game. He hit a walk-off grand slam as a freshman to win the first of two state championships while playing at Dixie High School.  

Coach Littlewood: “Coop committed to us while he was playing on the U14 USA Baseball team. He's a proven gamer and a true competitor. I expect him to make an immediate impact for us as a position player and a pitcher.” 
 

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Bitner Workman
INF / 6-1 / 175 
Queen Creek, Ariz. / Basha HS

Workman is the 13th-ranked player out of Arizona by MaxPreps and was named to the All-CUSD and Premier Region Second Team at Basha High School this past season after helping the Bears reach the state tournament.

Coach Littlewood: “Bitner is a very athletic middle infielder who projects as a bat at the top of the order right away. He comes from a great bloodline (father played at Arizona State and brother, Gage, is currently a top-50 prospect with the Sun Devils) and is a gamer who plays the game the right way.”